Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Except for the black alchemy scarf covering her face, everything about Umbridge was pink.

A head of short curly hair is pinned with pink hairpins, and a pink bow is tied in the hair. She wears a light pink skirt with ruffled edges and a fluffy pink cardigan.

Although not an inch of skin on her body was exposed, her face was covered by a gauze, and her hands were covered with gloves,

But this did not prevent everyone from immediately guessing who the "Pink Toad" was.

Seeing Ron saying bad things about Umbridge and being caught on the spot, the whole classroom became silent for a moment, and everyone's eyes were focused here.

After all, you can guess what will happen next without even using your brain.

After getting along with each other for such a long time, the young wizards already know what kind of person Umbridge is.

Some young wizards who have a good relationship with Ron have begun to worry about him.

The most obvious one is Lavender Brown, the little Gryffindor witch who is at the same level as them.

At this moment, she was holding the hem of her college uniform tightly with both hands, her finger joints turning slightly white from excessive exertion.

These little moves of hers did not escape the eyes of her friend and roommate Parvati Patil, who had a somewhat joking look on her face.

However, Parvati Patil finally fulfilled her responsibilities as a good friend.

As the saying goes: "The authorities are obsessed with it."

She was keenly aware that both her and Lavender's roommates, Hermione and Harry, seemed to be aware of Umbridge's presence earlier than Ron.

But their reaction only showed a kind of embarrassment similar to when they spoke ill of someone behind their back and were exposed on the spot, without the slightest hint of fear.

Obviously, they have no fear at all towards this big shot who holds the high position of Deputy Minister of Magic.

Sure enough, things developed exactly as Parvati Patil expected.

Just when Ron was about to say something, he was abruptly interrupted by Umbridge who suddenly interrupted...

"You...just said [Pink Toad], right?"

Although it was impossible to see her facial expression clearly at this moment, judging from the slight trembling of her body and the movement of taking in large breaths, Umbridge was clearly very angry.

You know, she is a scheming, sinister and cunning old politician.

However, such a person is extremely sensitive to others calling him this.

Ron knew that this was the end, and was mentally prepared to accept the punishment.

After all, he was the first to slander others behind his back, and he was the first to be wronged.

Although Umbridge is by no means a kind person, it is always wrong to talk behind her back.

As a Weasley man, you must dare to face the consequences of your words and actions.

Unexpectedly, at this moment, I heard Umbridge take the initiative to speak in that disgustingly flattering tone,

"Yes, pink toads are quite rare. I heard they are a special species among purple toads. Because of Mr. Weasley's erudition, Gryffindor gets three points."

Not only did this shrill voice not make people feel good, on the contrary, it seemed to turn into an insidious and cunning poisonous snake, hissing and swishing in people's ears, making people's skin crawl and make their hair stand on end.

Umbridge's self-indulgent behavior is extremely clever!

Her strategy of killing and attacking not only stunned the young wizards around her, but also deftly defused their hostility towards her.

At the same time, Ron couldn't help but feel ashamed, and for a moment he was at a loss as to how to deal with the situation in front of him.

After all, as a fledgling wizard, Ron's skills were far behind those of the experienced Umbridge (to put it bluntly, he was too thin-skinned).

Facing the fierce offensive launched by such a difficult old fox, Ron was obviously a little powerless.

If Raven were here at this moment, or even George and Fred were here (after all, the three of them are famously cheeky), I'm afraid the situation would be completely different, and there would definitely be another lively scene. .

Fortunately, at the last moment, Professor McGonagall stepped forward and rescued Ron.

She scolded Ron severely in her usual serious and rigid tone, but her eyes could not conceal her joy and satisfaction with Ron's performance.

"Ron Weasley is deducting 2 points from Gryffindor for talking about the professor behind his back."

In this way, Ron's mistakes will be brushed aside lightly and will never be mentioned again.

She even left one point for Gryffindor,

Umbridge's points were given in vain.

Once Professor McGonagall took action, Ron's mood immediately eased greatly.

But even the dullest person can clearly feel the strong smell of gunpowder between the two adult wizards at this moment.

This is indeed the case. The situation at this time is no longer limited to Umbridge deliberately making trouble for Professor McGonagall. Professor McGonagall also obviously has resentment towards Umbridge.

After all, Professor McGonagall and Snape had worked together for more than ten years.

Although she is the Head of Gryffindor House, she may not particularly appreciate Snape - the reason is simply that Snape's moral integrity is a bit hard to compliment, and he always finds ways to make things difficult for Gryffindor. Students of Fendo,

However, if you evaluate it from the standpoint of the Vice Principal of Hogwarts,

Then Snape can definitely be regarded as an extremely outstanding colleague, not to mention hardworking and conscientious.

One person holds three jobs but never mentions a salary increase. You must know that the labor fee of a potion master is always expensive, let alone a potion master of Snape's level!

Suppose that the medicinal materials required for the potions supplied to the hospital wing can be self-sufficient - after all, these raw materials are taken from the part of Hogwarts' own output, that is, those used by young wizards in the classroom. Plants grown with careful care.

However, when it comes to boiling these raw materials into the final finished potion,

Then we must never let the little wizards try it themselves again!

Not to mention children with extraordinary talents like Seamus,

Even the famous classmate Neville Longbottom, a genius who is good at herbal medicine, is also a veritable "potion killer"!

You might as well boldly imagine that if the bone-raising potion used to treat patients in the medical wing was actually made by little wizards,

So under Neville's magical manipulation, is it possible for it to transform into some kind of "hair growth spirit" that makes people laugh or cry? (Maybe this kind of thing will trigger a rush of buying in the British wizarding community?)

Back then, it was reasonable for Professor Horace Slughorn to charge even a small symbolic fee!

After all, it is rare in the entire magical world for Snape to work purely voluntarily without taking any money.

Oh, by the way, Professor McGonagall was furious at the mention of Professor Horace Slughorn.

It turned out that Professor Snape sent her a letter this morning,

Said he went to Professor Horace Slughorn's house, but found no trace of him.

As a result, Harry Potter's substitute professor position may have to continue for a while!

Every time I think that all the bad things that have worried me recently are caused by Umbridge, it is natural that Professor McGonagall shows his dissatisfaction and disgust towards her at this moment.